microns

英 [ˈmaɪkrɒnz]

美 [ˈmaɪˌkrɑnz]

n.  公丝；微米；10-6米
micron的复数

双语例句

• They had an average 'retinal arteriolar' narrowing of 2.3 microns.
  他们的视网膜神经平均缩小了2.3微米。
• The smallest pits on a DVD are about 0.4 microns wide, whereas CD pits have a minimum width of 0.83 microns.
  DVD上最小的凹坑宽约为0.4微米，而CD上的凹坑的最小宽度为0.83微米。
• Amazingly, the ridges of your fingerprints enable you to discern surface details on the order of a few microns.
  令人惊讶的是，你的指纹脊使您可以区分有少数微米表面细节。
• The process yields nanoelectrodes with a diameter of100 nanometers, and a length of up to30 microns.
  这种工艺做出的纳米电极直径为100纳米，长度为30微米。
• The device consists of a flat plate patterned with holes, each on the order of microns, or one-millionth of a meter.
  这种装置包括一块以小孔组成图案的平板，每个孔都是微米级或者百万分之一米级的。
• But there was no need to panic, the20 microns devices just to simulate the big bang of time and light behavior, rather than analog explosion itself.
  但无需惊慌，这个20微米的装置只是为了模拟宇宙大爆炸中时间和光的行为，而非模拟爆炸本身。
• In this image, infrared light with a wavelength of3.6 microns is colored blue; 8-micron light is green; and24-micron light is red.
  这张图片中，红外光是3.6微米波段的，以蓝色标记，8微米的光以绿色标记，24微米的光以红色标记。
• The variances from product to product we now measure in microns.
  每件产品的偏差精确到微米。
• Ippei Takeda, chief executive of Nichicon, a Kyoto-based supplier of capacitors, recently told me that to produce an aluminium capacitor you need to make holes one micron deep in a sheet of aluminium 100 microns thick.
  总部位于京都的电容器供应商尼吉康（Nichicon）的CEO武田一平（IppeiTakeda）最近告诉我，为了生产一个铝电容器，需要在一片100微米厚的铝片上打1微米深的孔。
• While we measure our own sizes in inches or centimeters, bacterial size is measured in microns.
  我们用英寸或厘米来测量自己的大小，而测量细菌却要用微米。